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This selection guide includes fluorophores used to study cell viability, cell cycle, cell proliferation, apoptosis, and phagocytosis, as well as fluorescent proteins commonly used in flow cytometry applications. For each dye or fluorescent protein, the excitation laser and common emission filters are shown. Use this poster to choose the best labeling reagents for your next flow cytometry experiment.
![]() | SpectraViewer mobile app: Now compatible with Android and iPhone devicesThe Molecular Probes Fluorescence SpectraViewer mobile app is now available for Android™ phones, and we have updated our iPhone™ and iPad™ version to be compatible with iOS™ 8. This mobile SpectraViewer acts as an extension of our online Fluorescence SpectraViewer, in which you can:
With a mobile-friendly display and user interface, the SpectraViewer app allows you to search an extensive list of fluorophores and check spectral compatibility when at your lab bench or while you are out and about. Download the Molecular Probes Fluorescence SpectraViewer mobile app today:
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![]() | Molecular Probes flow cytometry mobile app: Protocols at your fingertipsThe Molecular Probes Flow Cytometry Reagent Guide and Protocols mobile app is designed to help you find fluorescent reagents, kits, and flow cytometry protocols for your cell biology research. Also included are product guides for instrument calibration and setup, protein labeling, and secondary detection. Key features of the app include:
Download the Molecular Probes Flow Cytometry Reagent Guide and Protocols mobile app today:
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![]() | Online cell analysis protocols: Now searchable and sortableThe new “Cell Analysis Protocols” page organizes our staining protocols by platform: flow cytometry, high-content analysis, imaging, and microplate assays; and by application: cell viability, cell proliferation, and cell structure. Simply select the arrow at the top of the column to sort the table for your convenience, or search for the fluorescent probe you are interested in. You’ll find protocols for:
And more! Visit the new Cell Analysis Protocols page |
![]() | Molecular Probes School of FluorescenceLearn the fundamentals of fluorescence imaging from Molecular Probes scientists. We’ve spent hundreds of hours in the lab and want to share our best tips, tricks, and protocols for capturing beautiful images, including:
It’s our aim to include everything that we wish we had known when we started working with fluorescent imaging reagents, and we asked our Technical Support team to review each section to make sure we haven’t overlooked anything. Even though we can’t be right there in the lab with you when you do your experiments, we hope you’ll benefit from the information we’ve collected.
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